They don’t stand a chance, not only do I have a tinfoil hat, I live in a tinfoil house 
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I’m not fucking around either, I even epoxied my house together
And you probably do not want to know what I am filling the walls with, behind that foil stuff.
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I’ve seen people use dung for insulation but I’m hoping that’s not it!
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Oh no, no no no. Just a very dense material packed in there. Slows bullets down tremendously, should that need ever arise for whatever reason.
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Well that will keep rodents (heck, everything) out. Gotta ask how you recycled epoxy, I’ve been trying for years. LOL JK epoxy is hella expensive here, how much did you end up using?
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I found 5 gallon buckets of industrial epoxy, 30 gallons part A, and 15 gallons part B (mix is 2 to 1) at a company that threw it out. Did not meet their requirements on bridge repair adhesive. . (It’s an industrial bridge repair epoxy) Ya, can’t imagine the cost of it…lol It has taken just 10 gallons so far, should have plenty left by the time I am done 
I think I have one of the most expensive, trash built home on earth 
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Looking good
There are some properties around here that have straw bales for insulation, the walls are 18 inches thick. It provides an amazing amount of heat retention.
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Better keep rodents, ants, water, and whatever else can be thrown at as, out I “painted” the lower foot on the outside walls with it, then tyvek, then foam. Should be a very solid, nature proofed home
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Thank you
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Amazing man, you are a dedicate guy, lucky wife…good life, Cheers. Enjoy checking your progress, as long as you don’t hurt yourself anymore LOL I know its part of the job too, but watch yer fingers.
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Hey I don’t have anyone shooting at my house but given the chance to have bullet resistant walls I’d go for it too 
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Haha, neither do I…yet . It is just a byproduct of the way I am building I’ll take it though !!!
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Thank you brother, I do appreciate the kind words!
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There is always mess when renovating. I am ripping out our on suite bathroom atm, I have more tools on the bedroom floor than in my workshop
I had to do a double take on that pic, I thought your dog was wearing sneakers on its back foot
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I noticed the sneaker wearing dog when I posted it, laughed like mad
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We are going on year 4, of the mess . Thankfully, we have walls now that have no holes in them, and a roof that is no longer collapsed down by 14 inches . you know, the important stuff lmao
The shitty thing about it all is, I traded my beloved airplane, to a guy who has a lumber yard…and I got all the wood to finish framing this place, inside and out. But, I do not have my airplane now 
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As you say get the important stuff done first 
Hopefully you will find another one better and cheaper one to replace it.
Doing our new TV wall. Custom built in speakers with sealed boxes. 2 6" mids, 4 tweeters, 2 12" subs, 1 front speaker, 4 surrounds.
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